The Arizona champion., 1887-09-03

He was the man who published letters in numerous newspapers claiming he was President Cleveland'S substitute Tn the War of the Rebellion.
 Judge Wm. J. Berry, who came here from Albuquerque this week, has rented a shop and will next week be prepared to do any thing in his line which people may desire. The Judge is practical gunsmith and a first class workman. The CHAMPION bespeaks for hin liberal patronage from the citizens Of Flagstaff,
 F. A. Thompson one of Winslow's enterprising business men. Is visiting Flagstaff and receiving hearty we'll come from his many friends here.
 General Miles, was thrown from a Tally-ho coach in Los Angeles, on Tuesday evening last and hIS leg bro. ken at the ankle. Several others were slightly injured.
 The city Guard band of San Diego came through on Fridays train bound eastward and gave the people of Flag staff an enjoyable musical perform. ance during the short stay of the train.
 P' C. Brannen, brother of Dr. D. | ]. Brannen, one of Flagstalf's most popular citizens, arrived here on Thursdays train from Champaign ILL. We welcome him to our mountain, town and hope he will make 1t a permanent residence.
 There was festival at the M E.. Church on "Wednesday evening which was largely attended and very en- Ijoyable entertainment provided for the members of the church and their friends also who were present.
 John Arnold. an employe of the Arizona Cattle Co.,, was accidently shot in the foot on Monday last by Frank Murphy, another employe of the company. Dr. Cornish was sent for and attended to the case. The wounded man IS dong well.
 A sort oftornado visited place a t:w miles north of Belmont on Saturday last, the house of a Mir Williams was torn down and the occupant injured by severe gash on the top of hi: head some five inches in length. The injured mau went to Williams and Dr, Olmestead of this town was sent for who reports his patient doing we'll.
 The time is rapidly approaching for the Seventh Annual Albuquerque Fair which commences on Tuesday september 2oth and lasts for the re- malnder of that week. The premium | list has teen received at this office showing a large number of prize' offered for almost every product o the two Territories of New Mexico and Arizona. The grounds of the as sociatlou, have been rchtted and i'm proved in every possible way, for the convenience of exhibitors and visitor, and there Is every promise that Il will be the most successful fair that has yet been held ln the south west.
 The Brdnnen addition, situated on the southern side of the railroad, al the eastern end Of the town is now being surveyed and lad out in lots, Those deSirous of securing a beauti' fully located mountain home, in a { climate that cannot be surpassed, can do so by calling at the store of P. J Brannen. There IS an undiSpu,ed ti- tie to this land, and the lots are laid out SO by lsO feet each way, with 75 10 I5o feet avenues. Call early and select your lots. This is the most de sirabIe property for either business or family residences in the town oj Flagstaff.
 People of Flagstaff and the neigh borhood are beginning to find ou that J. Salzman's store IS a profit able place to do their trading. Tho prices are low, the quality of the good' offered for sale are first class, and th' stock includes all articles usually found in a general merchandise store They buy their goods in the best mar kets at cash prices and their small ex penses in conducting thelr bushes enables them to offer their goods at f small margin of profit. The new ad vertisement in this issue of the CHAM PIoN is worth perusal as it will giv some idea Of the variety and extent o their business.
 John T. Black formerly of Counci Grove Morris County Karsas died G Consumption at the residence of hl brother Samuel Black about twt miles South of town, on Monday last Mir. Black was 4I years of age an, e leaves a wife and three small childre $ also seven brothers and two sister T to mourn his loss. The Black famil gre all well known and respecte f here. Six brothers of the deceaSe t attended the funeral and tender! !, consigned the remains to gray in Flagstaff cemetery. Rev. N. 1 S Guthrie officiated and spoke from tn II text !" In ny fathers house there Is many mansions. |" Some hymns wer sang, among others favorite ot tn mother of the deceased. "Whil f f life prolongs it's precious light, mere is found and psace is given. !"